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Best Doctors for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Treatment in Chile

Dr Cyril Inalsingh

General Practitioner
Registered Number - I 11
Cascade, Florida
Experience - 49 Years
Languages - English

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TT$ 250.00  

Dr Undurti Narasimha Das

General Practitioner
Registered Number - 7555
Battle Ground, Washington
Experience - 30 Years
Languages - English, Hindi and Telugu

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TT$ 500.00  
Experience - 22 Years
Languages - English, Telugu

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TT$ 240.00  

Dr Camille Edwards McKennis

General Practitioner
Registered Number - 83603
Kingston, Kingston
Experience - 21 Years
Languages - English

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JM$ 5200.00  

Dr Neil Sampath

General Practitioner
Registered Number - S241
Chaguanas, Trinidad/Tobago
Experience - 20 Years
Languages - English

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TT$ 350.00  

Dr Murali Rudraraju

General Practitioner
Registered Number - 0232/02
Belize City, Belize
Experience - 18 Years
Languages - English

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$ 40.00  

Dr Riad Khunja

General Practitioner
Registered Number - K105
Chaguanas, Trinidad/Tobago
Experience - 16 Years
Languages - English

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TT$ 300.00  

Dr Avinash Richard

General Practitioner
Registered Number - F-2462
Georgetown, Georgetown
Experience - 15 Years
Languages - English, Spanish

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GY$ 4800.00  

Dr Sarah Gildharie Roopnarine

General Practitioner
Registered Number - G-145
Couva, Couva
Experience - 14 Years
Languages - English

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TT$ 330.00  

Dr Edmond Ramirez

General Practitioner
Registered Number - R-402
Chaguanas, Caroni
Experience - 14 Years
Languages - English

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TT$ 180.00  

FAQ’s about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

A person with COPD often feels short of breath, fatigued, and may experience chronic cough, wheezing, and chest tightness.
The best ways to cope with COPD include quitting smoking, taking prescribed medications, engaging in pulmonary rehabilitation, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle with proper diet and exercise.
End-stage COPD, or stage 4, is the most severe stage where lung function is extremely impaired, leading to significant breathlessness, frequent exacerbations, and reduced quality of life.
Yes, exercise helps improve overall endurance and strength, reducing symptoms and improving quality of life for people with COPD.
Stage 1 COPD, also known as mild COPD, is characterized by mild airflow limitation with a FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in one second) ? 80% of the predicted value.
Smokers, former smokers, and people exposed to lung irritants such as pollution, chemical fumes, and dust are most at risk for COPD. Genetics can also play a role.
Climbing stairs can be challenging for people with COPD, but with proper management and gradual increase in activity, it can help improve cardiovascular health and endurance.
No, COPD and asthma are different conditions, though they share some symptoms like shortness of breath and wheezing. COPD is mainly caused by long-term exposure to irritants, while asthma is usually triggered by allergens or environmental factors.
Yes, a pulmonologist in Medicas can treat COPD, offering specialized care and management plans tailored to the patient's needs.
You can get checked for COPD at Medicas by scheduling an appointment with a pulmonologist, who will review your medical history and treat further.

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